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gioenS'.
Ser Manufacturers &ecorb" hon
Baltimore fagt in ieiner Wo6enauss
sabe bonn Is. DECEMBER:
.0or elm paar Wohen ino 5nei
Bartien n6rbli1er un5 6fli9er Gapitas
liaen unb GiiensSnoufrieller, mel@e
i'm @ansen iiber 200 Wtilipnsm Dollars
repr1leatiten, uub 3u beneu II. u. bic
6erren g. M. pullman, u. Belmont,
Ct. s. 2tncoln, Iopie MiteIieoer ber
8antfrmen Rubn, 9oeb & So. unb
potDers & So. BON New Oorf aeb6reu.
nod benz Siibeu abgeganger, um per-
f6nli9 bic Gage Der Oinge bort in Mus
genIdein gu nebnten unb fib iiber ben
Gorti9ritt i'm S%nbufries unb giien=
bahnpeien unb iiber Die Iusfi1ten,
peI9e Der Siben in Der 3utunft bietet,
3u unterri9ten. Cine Mn3abI bieier
9erren haben benz .&eeorb' Derlpro1en,
ibm ibre Ginoriide iiber bic genannten
Yuttfe mlt3utDcilen."
Dos Blatt barSHentIi1t auBerbem
eiuen Brief bes 9errn q. Sboonmater,
beiien Mitibeilungeu auf 5tubien bs=
ruben, bic er i'm Gerlauf feinsr &eiie
dig Mitglieb Der Snter 5tote=g ommiI.
ion iiber Die geDerblt9e gntuiGlung
bes 6ibens i'm borigen Gribiabr ges
ma9t bat. IS beiBt BARN tu6rtIid !:
r@s tpirb ni@t mebr lange oauern, big
ber @Goen, fomDbl In Mafenboftigfeit
uno Site ieiner probuction, aIs aud In
unternebmungsfraft unb Sbattroft feis
ner Beb6lterung BEN No,benu nO Weiten
e~benbtrtig 3ur Seite feben-ia bieiels
ben bteIei6t iibsrf1iiselu mirb. Die
groBen 0ortbeite, pelGe biefer Dor ies
men poraus bat, fnb feline unerfh6pf.
lid rei6en Silfsquellen nnb biGige
Nrbeitsfraft. So3u fommt nod, uti,
bas Bib bes rBeuen 5ibens" 3u oers
boltdnbigen, baB er elm mebr eIei6ar.
tises unb ia Tt9 ielbif abseihlpHenes
2anb 1T, als Der NorOen unb Mefen,
bas er 1ebt geIernt bat, unlere rationale
ginbeit unb beren 5egnungen fir ie6en
Sbeil beg 2ances better gu tplrbigen,
bab Ct fem @1ulmeien better entpis
deIt, fir 0fentIi9e @elunbbeitspHege
Before 8orfebrunger getroHen, fir
bdusli9e 8equemli6teit mebr CHM &c,
lDounen bat unb bab CT cine ansgeiprp.
6eae SnbipiouaIitdt belibt. unb-figt
Der ,&ecorb' biefem Beri6ie binau-
aud bon bieIer arlbern Seiten fommen
ebeaio giinftise urtbeiIe iiber bas rafGe
unb au glei1er 2eit folibe 8oranf9reis
ten Der Snbufr'e bes S%ioens.@
0ofentli1 merben fi@ bic bsiben
3apitalifen @eie1f@afteu, bon benen
i'm 8Orffsbenbea Die &ebe 1T. aud I'M.
fer Seras beIeben unb, fueun he bier
Gelb fit ibr @elb uab tire inbuhrielle
Sbdtisteit finben. ibr Gapital unb ibre
neutrality-suspicious. sur Sbeil-au9
our geuerbliden gntmidlung unfsres
Staates pernenben. Greili6 tpiirbe bic
Golse baoon iein, baB ber Snbuffries
Stnat Seras oann in Die @efabr fdme,
fpdter aud fur feline getuerbli1en Sn.
iereFen yS9ub" at berlangen, tpie bns
idon iebt uniere Won5iidter tbun, unb
mas miirben bic bemoffatif9en poli.
tieer bnsu fagen2 Die b6ien, %sefdbrlis
gen .niateriellen SntereRen@ ipietel
Der Demotrotte einen fatalen, perbdng.
niBpoleH Strei9i
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Sn D0u1t0n tDurDeft 3tuei Y0tfs
beanie perbaftet, bic unter benz Ser.
ba9t fteben, f1on ldngere 3eit binburd
auf Der Strede 3tDif1en Souten urb
DENTON bic poitfdde ausgeplinbert 3u
baben. Sic fOleu i'm 9aufe Der 3eit
3iemli@ betrddtlide Summen entpens
Bet baben.
= Sn 9aQas murbe bic 3onpention
3ur Gorberumg Der ginmanberung er6f.
net. 3abIrei6e Selesaten aus allen
SbeiIen bes @taates tparer erimienen.
Der Mapor gonnor besrtiBte oieIelben
i'm Namer Der Sta6t. Gral bon 2ams
paias murbe gum ftelpertretenben Dor.
HBenben ernannt. @Duperneur &oB
bate einen Nrief i~beriamot, in
benz CT feline 8ereitmilieteit auss
fpra9, f9 ben 8etrebunsen Der 9on.
BENTON an3ui@lieBen. Nabesu 80
Millionen Nter 2anbes feien fir fleis
Bige uno ftrebiame Mnfiebler nod 3u
rein nominelen Preiien gu baben.
Gum 0orlbenben iuurDe bann Der @rs
8unbesienatOr Nlrep gepdblt, Der bic
Mabl aud oanfeHb annabm. @s
f9eint, als oh fi9 Die DeriGiebenen @is
fenbabnseieli6aften ben 8eitrebun.
! gen Der &onSentiou nibt 10 entgegens
tommenb 5eigen werben, ais man urs
iptiingli6 ettpartete.
= Or. Ornelas, Der meritanii@e
Gonful In San Intonio, bat ff9 inter
2eiftung elmer Birgfdaft bon $4,000
berpHiGtet, innerbalb so Sageu nit
benz 8au ber Bride iiber ben Rio
@rante BEL 2arebo gu beginner.
slls ipdtefier 3ermin ber Gertiefteauug
1T ber Is. Mdrs 1889 besei@net
| tpprbeu.
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Nuerlei.

= Gum eriien Male, ieitbem mon
ii@ bemibt, bas Sonntagssefeb in San
antonio burdsuflbren, lit cine Werurs
tbeilung auf @runb beffelben erfOl9t.
IS geiaab biss Dor benz Griebensri9ter
McGliter In Dem Sale bes Wirtbes
gisner. Die Sutp einigte fi6 ibsr
@rwarten i@nel unb Der angeflaste
muroe gu elmer @elbftrofe bon 500 unb
aur Sragung Der &oiieu perurtbeilt.
Der @s%rtbeibiasr oes @erurtbeilten
tiinbiste an. baB ct sesen biss nrtbeil
appeliren merbe.
Sas @eriidt BON Dem 8ers
Der B'8 a b II
q bic Santa Sc Sabn, wel'
DIES i9on mieberbolt auftaudte, mirb
iebt bon @aIpeton aus be ftdtigt.
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Cages ; Weui9feiten,
& | a II B..
Ser Soil Der GarlisIe.5.hj

Ser Sal ber Carlisle. 3b65el@en
@abl : Mufe6tuns fdeint bod bers
widelter unO unfGerer 3u Iein, als
@arlisle's Greunbe %anfduglif bebaup
tetsn. Sas Gomite fur Wobleu fonnts
gu teiner @nti6eibuna femmen mnb
febte als enbgiltigen Sermin fir bic
ielbe ben Is. Sanuar feIi.
Ser Genat beftdtigte in gebsimer
eibung bic folsenben@ rnennungen bes
Brdioenten: bic Gair1ilos gum Jiz
nanaminiffer, bic Mopnaros gum ftels
pertretenben Ginanaminifter unb bieies
nige 9patts sum BuubssidaBmeiiter.
Gerner .pur6en bic @rnennungen Qamz
tons gum Bunbesgeianbten in Mien
unb 9annas gum @eiauoten in Mrgen=
tinien beftdttgt, bieieaige 2amars aum
Witgiiess beg 8unoesobergerihtes big
iebt iebo@ nod ni9t.
Dem 8uubesienat tDurbe eineDenfs
fdrift ber 8iirger bes 9erritoriums
Utah Dorgelegt, In lpeldem biefe ben
Wuni9 ouslpre6en, ooB lttab als
Staat III bic Union aufgenommen
tuerbe. Ser Senator GaG bon GIorioa
b%efirDOrtete bic Betition. tpdbrenb gbs
munbs febr enersiid bagege1 oppo=
nirte. S9liebli6 purbe es iogar abge=
Iebnt, bic b%orlie9enoe DentlGrift 6rus
deli at IaIIen unb in bic rGecorbs"
ANNOUNCEMENT, porauf @aQ bieielbe qua
riid3og.
9eftige 5@ueefirme baben in
penniplpanien eine Wertebrslf6rung Ser
giienbabnen berbeigefibrt, ME man
bos felt benz Sabre 1872 ni9t tpieber
erlebt bat. 9uBenbe bon Goblen3hgem
ffeden i'm Sdnee felt, ein3elne oabot in
@9neeweben BON Is Sub Siefe. 9ie
Susquebannabs8dbn Die 2ebeigbsWal
leDs8abn unb anoere Iiab polftdnbig
blodirt.
M%uslanb.
- Ser 8eri1t iiber bas Dpnainits
Mttentat oltf ben Safer non &ubloub
rirb pon ct. petersburg aus Dfficiel
als cine grfinbung be3ei9net.
Der 3aiier 5raHs Sofepb BON
Oeferrei9 prdfoirte tpieoer einem
2~riegsratb, Dem fdmmtli6e Minifer
unb aablrei6e Generdle %beiwognten.
gs murbe bel6lo6en, benz 2riessmini.
fer einen Gytraereoit bon Is Wilionen
@ulbea 5u 8ewdbren. DAB nidt u,ebr
sefOrbert uurDe, mirb fit elm 3eiGen
angeieben, baB Oelterrei1 fi9 auf bic
Oefensioe bei6rdnfen unb niht gum
Mngriff iibergeben Dir6.
SIN Golge Der aablrei@enYrdn6e auf
amert,anti9en Observation-Disclosures
pfern bat ii9 Gin Ronite bon 2onboner
unb 2iberpOoler @roBbdublern gebils
bet, uelfe bieien ibneu perbd@tig err
i6~einenben umitano einmoI genauer
unterlu6en molten.
Die englii6e Resierung bat ben
Negerf6nig Saia BON Der tpeftafritaai.
fden Suite mad Ser Snfel st. Qelsna
transportiren laKen. Dieter lnmeni@
bate $50 fsiner u~ntertbaner entbaup.
ten lafen, als marnenDes 8eiipiel fir
bic ibriseu, baB tie feline europdif9en
gambler in bas Snnere bes 2anoes
lafen iolten.
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@eht fpfprt

mad sic Sengg unb nift erft nod ni1s
bereu @ef9dften, tpeuH Sbr gureu
&leiueu niibliGe Sa@en au Meibna9.
ten ober 9seuiabr i6enten noIt, ME
J. 3d.: Sugenbf9riften, Bilberbi9er.
Wdbr@en u. grsdbluugen, &eiBseuge
@eieli9aftsfptele, SpielbofeH ufw.
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= Griebri9 Sttis in Wiltesbarre,
Ga, batte bic befieien 8hdenIGmers
aen. G9Dn nod ben eriten ginreibun.
gen nit ct. SafobssO Del empfaub er
sroBe ginberung urb balb barauf mar
ct Dblig bonn 1lebel befreit.
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Man ieet fidp teinem Gwttdaitaansem
AraA

menu man. bebufa Ginfdufen bon
Weibnehts : @ei9sntsa, mad benz @e'
fGdft BON Nic. Sensg gebt. Die
ManniefaI.igteii Der WaareH baielbf
ipettet aler 8ei9reibuus.
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- Die @ebr. Bell baben fur bic
MISUNDERSTANDING neue Waaren aler
4rt erbalteu. tuelde ie au niesriser
preiien Dertaufen.
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2saGenoe 2Ssi6na6tsSef6euRe
fur 0erren, tDie:
&obes. Sadets. 9Ite,
Sei0ene &e9enf9irme,
Spa5ierit6de nit @oIbfnopf
grapatten, ieib. 3afdentR@er,
9anbi@ube, Soilette.S Sets
&c. &c. &c.. bel
Doung & NrnoIb.
sG- @ebr. Griber. balten elm
polfdnoiaes un6 getudbltes Eager bon
Sumelen, Cobb unb Silber<W aaren
sa~ Sci ben @ebr. @riBer
246 Commerce StraBe, finbet man cine
poraiiglide Musipahl bon Suuelen aIer
Mrt, Diamanten, ubren, @il6er'Waas
ret, &C. 81 mdBiseH preiieu.
s1~ glegante 2nabenanjiige, ipotts
bilig. fit $3.50, 50 unb 81
bel u. Morris.
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s6g~ @oIbs unb GfIbertuaas
reu 80 bilieeru prsifeu iuie irgenb.
20 anoers bel @ebr. Bell.
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s6y- Oerrens unb G%nobenbiite ipotts
biQig BET u. Morris.
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~ 9iamanten, Mrmbdnber
8ro9en ufp. bel @ebr. Bel.
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s6- Teinfte unb biaigiie Srudia.
DER BET s obno Uros.
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stdbtiide gerorbnnrs.

ais @esIement fir ole SurG Danipi.
uno 9ferDefraft setriebenen 8abnen inner.
balb Der Sta0tgrenssn bon Gan Yin.
tonic, bic Qegung ihrer 8a6rb1mme
unb geleiie unb ben 8ertebr Der
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$ artIe

I'm ben AOrper an cinen reesIndsiaen StoF.
EedieI sa gerobntn, sine su pIosliden Didt.
8erdnoernngen sreifen 5u miifen, oeer bas
aan3e 8erbcuunssfsfem gu loren, nimm
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Der nur d d fabrieirt ipiro bon
j. II. Zeim d Co., philadelphia, pa
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Bu6sginbdnbe,
Weibnadtss u. Neuiabrstarten,
llteuflien fiji 9anb' u. H~agelpflege,
Saf6ensR afr. gtuis in 2eber u. Pltif6.
II. I. 10. u. I. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
A MEMBER oFA GANG SENT TO PRISON.

william Chsrva and Thomas Carroll. who members
OF the samo gang which has its headquarters the
East side. Fifty ninth st.. quarreed on juno %
ana Charva says that OF Ills copaEons assaulted
him. lilo drew q pistol and fired five shots which did
not hit any one Carroll who. like Charva has served
term of Imprisonment testified that Charva frcd
OF the shots at him. and Police officer Corcoran declared
that some OF the shots aimed at him Charva was
arrested aud tried for assault In the first degree The
first trial took place before Judge Cowing few days
ago. and the jury disagreed Assistant District Attorney
Davis who had charge of the case immediately tool 1t
before Recorder Smyth and tried the again.
victIon resulted from the second trial, and Recorder
6myth yesterday sentenced Charva to years and
six months. Judge Cowng yesterday, with this differ
ence IN the Of the trials his gave his jurors
advice be careful to consider we'll the evidence sub
msted to them and TO be fully awake to the RESPONSE
bilities Of their duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Essr steady a:ssrS s,rSss ana %:sisr.
Brands lSSs4 50 r.,sOss. Family "a 70 de
20 n''' AMBER 30 Western au sas lower
Wnssr BED spot 7ss7ssc September s 3css
Western dun Mixed SPOT SsSsScc. osscs:s zee
SsSc western Mrsd 50 aS3sc rennsrivssa IS sssc...
Rye steady At 6s1s5S Hay quiet Prime q cn .Hs
packed 7ESSac Baeon-shouidsrs 7iassLc. Clear RIO
Sides STEADY Ssssrs i1sa
.sasy z, u s :rd rs;s1 IN DALI I
ResSed iolSi 10 sc... wnsE.y STEADY 81 i4asiis.
sgA g. rss per ss
whsas $1,000 bush Cara 5000 ous. osA 1000 Snsn
10000 bush Cora .... saiss-whsat 3esOoo bush.
Corr 2.00o busn
boston Sept 1s-Plour dull--cornen Extras is
IS sc easier: No. WHITE s7lac. Short. cust
~ on wS
2ss2Se: Nex.Yort and Vermont. EIira 2ac Vernon.
S Sno st's
=. kecspts for the day-Fleur 5000 boia and 2e0S
sacks Csrs $500 busA oats 10000 susa shorts $500
bush
BuYpALo. Sept ls.-wheat-No Hard nrrn: saies Of
o. bush at s2h Nc Hara Norshsrp Pacific steady:
20 White MicAsan s2g Corn unsettled Id and Lover
Ws,ssH H e.a .s;
h fss1ss; 81; 'n.:' &c cor. S.sys:s
Iusn Railroad sn.omsat.-Flsur 2looO bbs Wheat 54ooo
S Su: Ss s5s su,a oa Sa
bush Data $1,000 bush Malt -...- bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
WANTING THE REV. DR. s. H. VIRGIN

Strong pressure has been brought TO bear by the sup
ply COMMITTEES Of the Union Congregational Church of
Boston on the DR. 8. II. Virgin, OF Pilgrim Con
gregst,onal Church OF this city, to have him accept
call TO succeed the Rev. Dr. Meredith who will preach
his initial sermon TO his new charge the Tompkins
Avenue Church, brooklyn. tomorrow Tho committee
came 10 hear Dr. Virgin and then asked him 20 consider
an Offer but In Difference TO his present parshoners lie
gave ths committee no encouragement His congiega-
ton pulling strongly In the opposite Election TO
keep him, and although he would like 10 he relieved
from some OF his arduous dulles and Boston would he
nearer hts farm home In West Chelmsford, no Will
probably appreciate the clains which Pilgrim Church
has upon hin and remain.
Dr Virgin has been with Pilgrim Church many years
ard has built mp the congregation from the necessities
0i chapel Ifteen years ago 10 the requirement.. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
AyEnrrSo A War OF srEERA cE RATES

The word Peace could almost be seen In the atmos
phere OF the foreign steamship line offices yesterday
There was certainly expression OF satisfaction thai
for the hrst timo many all the Continental con-
ference lines and those OF North Atlantic conference
had arrived at mutual understanding all Storage
rates ard that there would cutting OF rates
Setween German and scandinavian ports. Some time
ago compact drawn up providing that the German
Immigrant rates as nxsd upon by the Continental con-
ference the Union or Carr line should be accepted
the British lines That would be advance from $50
TO 800 But the English lines protested. uness they
should allowed to fix their commissions 10 agents at
g instead OF 10 per cent.
This they claimed as necessary otherwise tho agents
vould be induced 10 discriminate against the English
lines in the matter Of seeking business, be-
cause Of the smaller rates OF commission due
the question and finally terms were agreed upon,
that tie &3 commission would be allowed. the knflah
iires 10 advance their German rates to 322 North
German Lloyd advance s rates from Stockholm and
sther Sea navian ports from $40 70 $23 The CON-
act was signed Thursday and II 70 hod COCO uhti
until another break In rstes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
THE COURTS.

NO INTERFERENCE WITH NILSSON HALL.
Justice Truax, Of the superior Court has granted an
order dscontnuing without costs the suit OF Norris and
Meyer t. Bmber., proprctors OF Nilsson Hall. against
tho Mayor and Police Commissioners for injunction
restrain them from interfering with the use OF their
promises in giving public balls there unless they pro-
euro a license. ExJudse A. J. Dtteuhoefer, for the
plaintiffs. and Corporation Counsel Bren, for the city
authorities consented 20 the discontnuauce OF the suit
which Is based upon the that the defendants have
denied In their papers. in opposition TO motion for
Injunction hereiD that they Claim that the paintids
have right 10 permit their hall 70 be used for the pur
pose public ball at which dancing "a engaged In as
by the persons who so attend. unless they
first procure license prescribed 10 tectons l,s9s
,9J9 1000 OF the New York Consolidated act, and
having alleged in said papers that they have not threat
ened aud do intend arrest the arrest or
plaintiffs or 10 interrupt 10 be interrupted any
balls be held upon the plaintiffs premises for or by
OF tho plaintiffs failure 10 procure the license
above me toned for such ball."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17

Aug. 3l....... .... 6L43i l43 63,277.l7S 70l7563o
The stock speculation opened this morning feverish and
lower London quotations, naturally or by manipulation,
fully responsive late yesterdays depression.
First prices were everything and in the first hour
still further declines were marked The market had
sick oox. There than the usual number OF
orders the bid low prices for round lots and
OF brokers ready 10 cry sold" That the game from
10 to O'Clock whereby prices we're recorded kSa per
cent below last evenings closing nsuresi bus where
buying and selling brokers represent the Same interest
there IL little actual business transacted Whom
and after tho actual business Of che day
began the market developed strong tone and
prices sharply advanced There setbacks and re-
actions because OF manpulaons but tho tendency was
upward any real buyer accepted the situation and
took stocks at the Offering prices while fictitious trans
actions thousands OF shares we're made at lower fig
ures Tho recorded transactions az the Stock EX
Which i2i.ooS share. we're reported IL
prices was in full operation. When the actual business
began tho market duh and worked strong The ap.
sufficient the early raid and leave the final
figures higher than last evening.
Baltimore and Ohio Indicate and the tmore and OHIO
Railroad In circulation. Such reports, however are
already Ss. ADVANCED 5000. 600 Of cash The BaIt,
and ohio Company did receive for s express plant
press stock. and tho stock now It's treasury II the
:o.pny ,sc 81 oSS for m ssn
and It probably wi-these sums. together
n s n n.a Gi
and live assets its requirements SO there Is
s p ona ONO ON tho oas *
change Tue DAYS when II he used for club against
recevership for tho Baltimore and Ohio it, 1t has been
used like the fiction OF Treasury absorption or money to
frishten spectators and money'enders into foolish
practices.
Government bonds were quiet and cay Bids were e
lower for the As and lower for tho 4as Annexed are
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
Tile TERRY DIYOROE SUIT.

Tho statement publ she'd yesterday that Mrs Terry,
wife Of Antonio Terry OF the heirs of the wealthy
Cuban planter. has discontinued her proceedings for
divorce denied by her counsel w. Morton Grtnnel
No directions discontinue the suit he said had been
received by him. and Mr. and Mrs Terry have agreed
I've together again. as stated he did not know OF IT,
Tie suit cannot be- discontinued he says until
he has received such directions the papers in the
sworn by Mrs. Terry Ole In the Office OF tho
County Clerk.
One Of the rumors in the that Mrs Terry's
friends trying persuade her TO Withdraw her action
on account OF the scandal will She has
been receiving from husband $500 = month for the
support of her daughter and herself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17

IT. o. BOWEH'S HORSE AND PHA B7ON STOLEN
Henry c. Bowen. Of The Tndspendes had his horse ana
haston stolen last wednesday from In front of No. A5l
RrosAvsy whore the paper 10 published. The coach
nan lsft the pha.ton for moment At 1850 m 10 90
upsfsrs 70 the Office snd whom lac returned inc morse
IA vShsis were gene. 4 detective was al once put
- "a case, asd yesterday Mr. Bowen had every hope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
BITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

According the statement of Carrie A. Lowe,
she has treated with great cruelty by John A. Lowe,
from whom she Is seeking separation. She WAS q
widow with when she married him on July l8.
1850. He various occasions she tired 10 choke
her knocked her down. smashed her furniture and crock
with Ratchet and threatened her life with t. lie
is a barkeepcr OF business Justice Truax OF the
Superior Court yesterday made order giving her ali
mony and counsel fee pending her suit
The report OF John s. Davenport referee, passing the
OF Edgar y Turton. receiver OF the New
Naval and Tobacco Exchange, which has been
dissolved the application of majority
Justice Truax, Of the Superior Court The
report shows that f2442 IS into the hands Of the
and that his proper disbursements amounted 10
1855 IL. leaving balance In his hands OF A.
which BIS distributed among tho 400 stockholders
pro after per cent has boon deducted for the re-
ceiyer's fees and legal expenses.
huo OF the Supreme Court, 20 Mary O'Keefc In her suit
against Ksce X. cEeefe She estined that he treated
cruelty smashed the furniture aud threatened 10 Kill
her and their daughter, twenty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17

MR.. 0EORGE WILL NOT START LABOR PAIERS
John McMackn and other prominent labor leaders who
intimate with Henry George said yesterday that there
nothing in the report about Mt George forming
syndicate TO start daily paper In zach u the large cities
To advocate the interests OF wOrkingneb, getting news
without the aid of the organized press associations TINS
subject had been informally discussed so1c lime ago Dy
several Western people Mr. NcMaGkIn added but II had
never been thought ~ seriously here MI George him
self speaking up tho state. but mis- business associates
at The Sh,pdrd Office declared With much emphasis that
there trnth In the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17

The elevator building Tor carrying passengers to and
from tho 10 the station OF the Elevated road at
One hu pdretl- sRd-s ixteenth-st and Eighth-ava
nearly finished. 1t Is expected to be ready for
use by october l, and It will then be turned
over 10 the Elevated Railway Company There
are four elevators in tho toyor. Each
make the round trip In minute and the will
carry eighty passengers minute Tho top OF the tower
with the Elevated station by IRON bridge
thirty feet long and six wide The building has been
consructed at the expense of the adjacent property
owners will carry passengers free II s leased
the Elevated road for Nominal and the road bears
the expense OF running IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LoyDos Sept lc-l2:3O D. m-Copsos l0l Sic for money
and lol tbs for tho account Atlantic and Great Western
6s; Erie sis; Central l2l Mexican ordinary
49,; st Paul common s4h New; York central lIlti
LorDos Sept les Atlantic and Great Wss .%.
o2t Erie S0s; Illinois Central, NOV; Mexican eednsrt
Pennsylvania 57L; Hudson's Bay Co. 2S The amount
bullion gone into the Bank Of England balance to-day
$4,000 Paris advces quote cent renes al 81 france
20 confines for the account and exchange London at ~
francs 39i2 centimes for checks